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Our mission at Proteus Science Communication is to connect a science-curious audience with STEM professionals, writers, and artists working in the oceanic community through storytelling, writing workshops, and community outreach. Our primary goals are to build critical science literacy and to engage the public with the ocean–our planet’s life support system.

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Ocean Reads
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The Boundary Layer

Ocean Reads

Proteus editorial team

Solve for ‘x’
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The Boundary Layer

Solve for ‘x’

The life variables of a forest-nesting seabird

by Tamara Enz

Questioning Nature
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The Boundary Layer

Questioning Nature

Science, parenting, and cultivating a sense of joy and wonder
by Kelley Christensen

The Darkness of August
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Arctic Change

The Darkness of August

A Cooper Island Field Report
By George Divoky

Loss of Sea Ice Takes Its Toll on Seabirds
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Arctic Change

Loss of Sea Ice Takes Its Toll on Seabirds

A Cooper Island Field Report
By George Divoky

Mourning a Lost Relationship–My Half-Century Association with Sea Ice
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Arctic Change

Mourning a Lost Relationship–My Half-Century Association with Sea Ice

By George Divoky

Incubation Period Underway
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Arctic Change

Incubation Period Underway

A Cooper Island Field Report
By George Divoky

Documenting Arctic Change
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Arctic Change

Documenting Arctic Change

A visit from a long-term friend of Cooper Island
By George Divoky

Early Season Optimism as Guillemots Diligently Attend Eggs
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Arctic Change

Early Season Optimism as Guillemots Diligently Attend Eggs

A Cooper Island Field Report
By George Divoky

45th Arctic Field Season Underway
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Arctic Change

45th Arctic Field Season Underway

Cooper Island Black Guillemot research documents a changing Arctic and planet
By George Divoky

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